Batavia XXL SPEED SAW Traduction De La Notice D'utilisation D'origine page 29

6.11 Cutting (without edge guide)
Warning! Always use two hands on
the tool when cutting. This will make
operation of the tool easier and
promote maximum safety.
1. Install appropriate cutting blade in the tool.
2. Adjust cutting depth as outlined on Page 27.
3. Plug the tool cord into the power source.
noTE: The green "power on" light (1) on the
right hand side of the tool will illuminate when
power is "live".
4. Place leading edge of the blade guard (2) on
the workpiece to be cut.
5. Grasp the tool with two hands. Place your right
hand on the body of the tool (3) being careful
not to cover the motor vents (4). Place your
left hand on the forward part of the tool (5) so
your thumb can operate the blade guard
release button (6).
6. Line up front cut line indicator (7) with the
cutting line marked on the workpiece (8).
noTE: Do not place the blade guard too far
forward on the workpiece. This is important to
avoid the blade touching the workpiece when
the blade guard is raised to expose the blade
as outlined in instruction.
7. Turn switch ON as outlined on Page 28.
noTE: Do not proceed any further until the
blade is running at full speed.
8. Using the thumb on your left hand, press the
blade guard release button (6).
9. Gently press downward on the front of the tool
to raise the blade guard until it touches the
depth control stop (9).
10. Re-check the alignment of the front cut line
indicator (7) and the cutting line marked on the
workpiece (8).
11. Slowly move the tool forward until the blade
touches the workpiece and begins to cut at the
cutting line. noTE: Feed the blade into the
workpiece at a slow steady pace. Do not force
the tool so the motor slows down. The red
"overload" light (10) will illuminate if the motor
is being overloaded. The blade will cut faster
and cleaner when turning at full speed.
Warning! Never try to cut a curve. This
tool is designed only for straight line
cuts. Attempting to cut curves will
damage the blade, make rough cuts and
possible break the blade. Serious injury
may result.
When the cut is completed, release the ON/OFF
switch and wait for the blade to come to a complete
stop before removing the tool from the workpiece.
Warning! Make sure the blade guard
returns to its normal position
covering the blade before taking your
hands off the tool.
6.12 Cutting (with edge guide)
To cut using the edge guide, follow the same basic
principles as noted in Paragraphs 1 through 11
above. Instead of following a cutting line, you will
simply set the edge guide at the appropriate width
and hold the guide shoe (1) against the edge of the
workpiece (2) to guide the blade in a straight line.
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